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11 January 2021 This article examines a rare tension between US patent rights, on one hand, and the government’s seizure right of eminent domain over patents, on the other. It is the COVID-19 pandemic that gives rise to this possibility.
30 May 2018 US President Donald Trump has said he will impose a 25% tariff on $50 billion worth of goods imported from China containing “industrially significant technology” to help protect IP.
17 June 2019 The World Trade Organization has suspended the dispute brought by the US over China’s IP practices for just over six months, following a request from the US.
